Gary Numan Splintered The Making of Splinter

[@matissev2530]

Fingers crossed for another 3 hour+ interview with more concrete talks about his music production!! Best interview

[@nigelgoodwin5094]

Off to play Splinter again after this! LOL

[@paulpulverspools1940]

Gary, your live show kicks sooo much ass, Man. You’ve got it dialed in 1000%, love the vibe the entire show. Thanks for keeping it going, you’re the real OG

[@alisonkovacs9871]

Gorgeous Gary looks so good in Victorian clothes as well as modern

[@Layla.H.79]

I love many albums from Gary Numan. SPLINTER is my favorite album though. I can listen to it in repeat, for 6 hours in the train Toronto ---> Montreal and vice-versa. I met him, his wife Gemma & Dave Dupuis backstage in Toronto. They are all so very kind, funny and great human beings. Each of them bring something of their own personality and it's a great mix! All of this was possible because of my fiancé, Daz, one of the best drummer I knew, who kew Dave Dupuis. Daz unfortunately passed away few years after this beautiful night/ concert of Gary in Toronto. I have been really sad and depressed since all of this happened and it was really hard for me to listen to Gary Numan after that... But now, I'm finally able to listen to his incridible music again... It could be from Down in the Park to My name in Ruin to all of the Splinter album in one afternoon! Anyway, all of this to say thank you very much for this documentary. Very well done! Good job! I really liked it! I wish for Gary, Gemma, their 3 beautiful daughters and all the fans & families a lots of health, joy & amazing music and creativity. (Sorry for my English, it's my third language. I'm trying my best.)

[@michelledragonwood7031]

Thanks so much for sharing this , so sorry for your loss , glad you can once again listen to Garys music, i watched one of the 30th year Anniversary concert of The PLeasure Principle At the Brixton Academy _blew my mind , then Intruder was released the next week , been making up for lost time ever since 🤩🖤🤘✌🏻🎶I live in Sydney Australia , so looks like i really need to save my bickies💰to Europe or US for some live shows …yasss!!!

[@nickylarter1504]

I do love you Gary I. Will be your biggest fan till the very last breath you are so gifted and a good artist I hope I get to meet you one day it's not fair you've had a lot of crap to deal with I wished I could of come to. See you in the early eighties when my partner passed away I had a lot of depression. T hats why your songs much better than taking pills you are one of many musicians love and admire so much

[@SleepyCityMap-yy8xi]

Gary human. So far a head of his time. A legend true musician live.

[@nigelgoodwin5094]

Massive thanks for this insight intot the creative process of my fave 'rock star'. NUMAN IS!

[@Dalroi1]

It was annoying on the few albums Gary mixed when he buried his voice under other instruments because of how he felt about it, and they also came out all muffled because he can't hear properly and didn't know how bad the recordings were - I rarely play them in the car because you can barely hear him on them. Savage and Intruder were superbly mixed though, his vocals come through so clearly. He has to remember that most people into Numan are into him *because* of how he sounds, so keep the voice front and center.

[@cinsationalcinema1776]

What a unique experience to witness. Thanks for putting this video up for fans to enjoy. It made my night tonight.

[@Hollowland8689]

good insight into the progression of a song from Demo to completion - enjoyed this a lot!

[@alisonkovacs9871]

Thanks so much for sharing this really good interview I love gorgeous Gary so so much he is my gorgeous gothic rock god and I'm asperger like him too

[@craigfletcher2232]

Love this album

[@mariabaverstock1765]

Genius,genius,genius!

[@mariabaverstock1765]

About 47mins in...rag and bone man...hilarious!

[@alisonkovacs9871]

Gorgeous Gary you are so lovely

[@robertfreeman2608]

Fantastic many thanks.

[@kevcatnip7589]

woa MANY THANKS ,,WONT POST THIS ON

[@kevcatnip7589]

Like the GERVAIS and MERCHANT Vibe

[@karlroberts3879]

Ade n Gaz Most Impressive artist of The Year 2010 onwards A ghost of Gary Webb Totally wicked NUMAN LOVE YOU

[@dimievers5573]

funny how that seems since that is his last name

[@antknee6579]

I don't know I like the old Gary maybe I should listen to these more?

[@79110]

I don’t think he knows he’s a genius

[@helencheeko6750]

brill look into the making of a friggin awsome album,,,,,,its a grower for defo! HITB blows me away every time

[@vadimislearningguitar4977]

i can see omnisphere - ni kore - emu sampler - and god knows what else -

[@fabriziogoina365]

Great Album

[@starlorda]

Great stuff.

[@MarkSmith-bn3tr]

Genius,roll on September! !

[@messageobliquespe100]

@32.00 I can see a song called “Busses” (in busses) being a hit I’ll get my coat / cap…..

[@co.agmusic]

Brilliant insight thanks for this upload

[@Area32Audio]

I so so hope there is so.ething similar done for Savage more in depth than The studio session. Live streams

[@alastairfraser8177]

Numan and fenton ying and yang

[@OnlyADownstat]

Interesting the "arabian" thing mentioned here, and what transpired with Savage

[@richc3696]

I want to hear just the vocals from early stuff

[@robertfreeman2608]

Yes that would be good

[@monotion83]

Did Gary mentioned really the chi? If so then I'm speechless again. I see that we've got something in common. ^^

[@tracymorley1883]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@vadimislearningguitar4977]

ohhh my - loads of technology - the cream of the cream - but what i am interested in is the song - the song in itself - that you could play with a piano and a voice .... and ....

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

Lots of great music can't be played with a piano and vocal.

[@traceyjane4288]

depression is a big thing when you are on the ASD spectrum i should know :(

[@rafaarnau3575]

hello everybody, sorry to bother you and sorry about my english. i have a kore controller, i really love that knobs, but doesn´t works since... i can´t remember. somebody knows how to? osx 10.11.6 protools 11. thanks a lot

[@SonOne68]

love this! these two are a mess :-) 19:36

[@r423sdex]

Sounds like depeche mode.

[@futureisgosub]

The Radio Heart era was far better than anything that Fenton has produced

[@nuvoix]

futureisgosub hahaha...pill the pin roll it in 😝

[@quantumeseboy]

Melodyne should get lost.

[@TXFRecords]

Get rid of all that computer stuff Gary and go back to analogue hardware and recording

[@kevcatnip7589]

lIKE john foxx,,, he loves them old whores of analogue and buttonry

[@jonny26281]

TXFRecords he’s trying to stay contemporary.... which is ironic because most young artists are going modular

[@johnbeagley1195]

that was then, this is now. Gary is a pioneer, not retrograde

[@adamlacey81]

In fact, go back even further to lute and fiddle... Gary has always looked forward and there are a lot of good benefits to modern technology. He's an innovator not a hipster.

[@TXFRecords]

@@johnbeagley1195Then tell me why most of his success stems from his earlier work

[@brice2895]

Yuck